Single Bed in Rooms in a spacious apartment in Puerta del Sol

There is an additional fee of 30€, to be paid at Move-in or Move-out, for arrivals or departures outside of 10:00-19:00 on weekdays or any time on the weekend.

This landlord has a special Landlord policy. Please read the Landlord Policy and Additional Details section carefully.

Single and double rooms available for rent in a spacious and comfortable 9-bedroom apartment with two bathrooms. This centrally located apartment has a view to one of the busiest streets of Madrid and is a short stroll away from the Puerta Del Sol. The area of the apartment is 160 m².

• Property type: apartment
• Floor: 2nd
• Elevator: yes
• Wi-Fi installed: yes
  Utility bills limit for the whole apartment:
• Electricity: €150 per month
• Gas: €150 per month
• Water: €50 per month
• Utilities payment date: every 2 months
• Any excess will be divided equally between the tenants

Sol station is a two-minute walk from the apartment and has access to metro lines 1, 2 and 3 and Renfe Cercanías lines C-3 and C4. There is also a large number of buses servicing this area.

• Speaks English: yes
• Lives on property: no
• Deposit: 1 month's rent in cash, to be paid upon arrival
• Payment method: bank transfer, to be paid within first 3 days of the month
• Important
  • As of September 1st 2017 the minimum stay will be 9 months
  • No parties allowed. Failure to follow this rule may result in mandatory departure and loss of security deposit
  • Further house rules are outlined in the contract

Puerta del Sol is one of Madrid’s biggest plazas and a major hub for city life both day and night. It also marks the exact geographical center of Madrid, known as Kilómetro Cero, and is a common meeting place. To the east is the iconic Plaza Mayor, and finally the Palacio Real, or Royal Palace, which stands on the grounds of the original palace from the 9th century along with a tiny citadel called al-Mudayna. To the east of Sol is known as Huertas or "El Barrio de las Letras"(the literary neighborhood). It has a long intellectual history, with many of the great madrileño writers of the Siglo de Oro once residing there, such as Lope de Vega, Quevedo, and the most famous of them all, Miguel de Cervantes Savedra. The Plaza de Santa Ana is one of the most emblematic spots in the neighborhood. It is a pedestrian paradise with limited traffic access, especially visiting the unique shops and the traditional tapas bars and party spots along Calle Huertas, with numerous bars luring potential patrons from all sides, while the side streets off of Huertas are more calm. The neighborhood is great for people who want to be in the center of touristic Madrid, near museums (with the Paseo de Prado just a few steps away), great restaurants and nightlife.